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How many breaths do you take after one minute of exercise?
In the case of moderate intensity aerobic exercise, the target heart rate of young healthy people is equal to 220, but most of them can achieve the purpose of exercise after exercise, and the breathing frequency will generally increase to about 20 to 30 times per minute, or even faster.

In general sports training, such as swimming, the exercise heart rate is generally controlled within the range of 120 and 150 beats/min, and the morning running heart rate is generally controlled at 130 and 150 beats/min. After fully mastering your effective heart rate, you can better control the amount of exercise and the amount of exercise during different exercises.

50% and 60% of the maximum heart rate during warm-up activities. Normal adults are about 100 times. Aerobic fat-reducing running at a constant speed, 60% and 70% of the maximum heart rate, the average adult is about 130 times. For fast running, variable speed running or intermittent running, 70 or 85% of the maximum heart rate is about 150 beats/min.

For example, a 25-year-old woman's maximum heart rate is 220-25 = 195, which can be increased to 98- 1 17 during warm-up activities, and the heart rate can reach 1 137 during aerobic uniform running.

For people with good physical fitness who often run, the main training interval can be 145- 165 times/minute, combining variable speed running and interval running (accounting for 15%-25% of the total training volume).

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Proper heart rate range during exercise:

Aerobic heart rate can be controlled at 120 ~ 180 beats/min, and can be subdivided into light exercise 120 ~ 140 beats/min and moderate exercise141~.

Reasonable heart rate in aerobic exercise = (maximum heart rate-quiet heart rate-age) ×q+ quiet heart rate. Maximum heart rate in formula ≈ 2 10; Quiet heart rate refers to the heart rate in a relatively quiet state before exercise; Q stands for the amount of exercise, less than 50% is a small amount of exercise, 50% ~ 75% is a moderate amount of exercise, and more than 75% is a large amount of exercise.

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